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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16
Runaway.

werLto-do farmer IN q Of the
t.a@. OF Middle Tennessee
owned a large number CT slaves. aEd
among them q negro sbos1t tbs oHn
age. The latter Nas % Of The -od
EsmIIy neeToes brongbs from Virginia
His q xas Sam, and ss y faith
full. doclle creature, agrsat TAI orIte Of
his master, and rather 3 ~priyLeged
character on the pl1ntatio1-
He vas very Industrious, and ex-
znulaFy IN his behavior stceg-lHgdur-
ng THAI period dating frOr the time
when roasting ears begs1torIp-1r aud
the FIRST appearance Of frost Al this
period sam zas alwzys seized WITH an
uncontroIla5s desire 70 run away
II recrlrr7i as regularly nsahto t hsy
f.y-. was as incdrab-. aud. hssshas
disorder. could only be treated big
change Of air ard locality. Sam de-
JARED thath he ess eous1nr help hrs
II ? and Il became q s-Ttied s11 TN
iersto<Sd arrangement that he should
/ 20, and thai the EsghbcEhoo1 should
eon1one his raids on corn-fss6s and
potato-pasehes- After many snch 80
j eapades, his old master asked hsEn On
cne OCCASION. whsn the matter wss
under discussion
-saul, do ycu really enjoy running
aMayE''
Deed. Marss JOHN SAID sam 81
does. Hit : de nOas fun IN 6e wur
Coon1hunsua amt nowharsto HIT
aweLL. thsa. SAID Marse5ohn- T1ss
set me know sas eext riuss yoE take =
notion TO START. and III 60 With yoa
and try It awhile myself"
sure Enough. IN due se4so7.Ssm cane
up, ssEinz-Osi Msrse. De tEmes
mizhty nigh When | hA-<g@d 30 llse on
II you gzns ~5i me- oah~-tsr beE
tin reidy, for when ds times conass /
rot 20 80 quick
Old Nfarakevr alright lookout, and
when Sam started Be Was On hand
TheF bad = deEGAtfIl tIGse- Tbs
6sh4i occasionally. eS1zA- p-csss1uaS
picked hackbSrrs=s sor rscrsatio1-An5
haunted the Ex.ra-s- and shad5sst
hooks CT the forest. si Of whrh Sara
knex v1dl- s-O8d MAEse kSd aegsr s
loved a summer 50 much In Eket h
was 50 much PLEASED that regularly
aiteCwari he accompanied Sam When
he weE- into Erru&1et-sA1 Atelzrh
sam died The Old Master Eieve3soE
afru ~sirs.sresy- He wAs SD Ssso ozsr
the rsSStion that his summer r1s-
time Wo1i IN future be denied him
But. tn the s-raAzsrs1t Of al his
friends. ani not less kEs own whso
roAstIn4,sAr rIraS esaleSSzl-t the fro a
r-SstassspsSs seized him IS strong As
syers sad he rsn away By h-sG
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16

Since 1903 no less than one hum
ired and fifteen theaters have been
harnsd in the United States alone.
None OF these fires have been as disas-
ferrous to human life as some of those
that have Scc0rredin Europe. At the
burning OF the Rim : theatsr in Vienna
nearly nine hundred lives were lost.
Lehman's thester. az ST. Petersburg.
was burned in lsa6.and seven hundred
people persisted. The ostdisastrous
theatorireever known in this country
Was the burning OF the brooklyn the.
alter 5 faw years aso.when about thres
hundred people lost their lives.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16

Tue Denver Republican asserts that
the onion Pssfie railroad does not
observe she interstate law arid says
that e now tho paper on which
The Republican is printed costs $50
per ton Tor transportation hon CHI
caeo to Denver. while a San Francisco
iousaal Is printed on paper from the
same mill which costs SEQ per ton
freight from Chicago to San Francisco
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16

Since the collision OF the Celtic anI
hsitssnic. there are many arguments
showing the necessity OF a double
trak. so TO speak, by which outgoing
and incoming steamers of the same
has, shall Ne made 10 follow widely
different course. and thus avoid one
dassSes OF collision. aud. second. the
asi,tantace Of the modern method al
baisdag steamers IN q Compartments.
With the suggestion OF the develop
meat Of avsssa Which il VIII be inn
possseie TO sink Had il not been for
tlsoss compartments tho Brisannic
~snid have gone TO the bottom Of the
ocean.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16
A. ,rre.l fr.. x.sA,.l p..s,,.

The foIloaiag appeal from Msghssi navitt
has be~R sahied 10 jehs EitsSsratsi. prrri,
aent 10 the Irish National Lssxsle In Anseri
"a. fatrisk fera and Joha fsoyhe0 Rir4lys
DATED ScariH. CoaatS u&rS Iane :. iSs1s
Tie work u sxtcrsaiaatiaS our sce h
seinx en- daily The i-Slplc are eoatcstins
every inch Of gFSuai Wish slaFit Their ~
~st~sanrp y aauairAhA@ lnt the ssisls are
terribly against shssn. Taa Ters policy %
eviction and torcea emigration NE must
rS~ist Rs esse rssn- The .~urkiBgRssn in
Antefsea in their asa iatSrvSt SHOULD pro.
scst assissss tAis psNnpsr iatser t~ias tosvrsi
0isss their markes, | soahi ssxeest
thai a aefatatissa ct the trseaas % oar
e@ssSe ssd she Kasshts at Labor
SRit 1gsOa the pcSifeat ~ the
lsSted >tstes and iavise hts attention TO
EnsssRd's PoaSss in driving thousands &c
car pscpae eVery week irsm ~irssaasl SO the
snlsc3 States Hasaaaisg aanl enlightened
ss4t interest nssite ia urging ArnsFiea I ac-
tiaa ia this nsatter. Ne ~aaf naeans To
sssccer the eriesea and make sotns rexara-
F~a~ ~ the iasptsSsaei ~hosaeri6eS tseir
ks~rrss Is resistance 10 ia5uSsig~. Ru1yoke
SstsSktisss thS battle oS Ireland.
t>seneta MN1Asl pAynrr-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16
kaEs nzrrr nm n.sat.

TIE territorial ss&ssssizi&n makes the
I8o%szs repo-E tF JzzE Tx first EEzrss
0slos5@g s,reaE4 PER csns and The sSscca3
GE1reS the cons{itsoz ps- eeus
WIzsxr H1nAs t0@ 100 ne los. 80:
sgrfns wbsAs lS0. los barley us &c:
04ts lis 80 cAorer ia 80
TITS rsgoss SSwsgs stxsy eo1athes- Tie
Ers@ss fagrs&% n ACREAGE il NelRtosh
s0stEty-so9 psr csas above last year.
More tax has SeS1 sowa t~erOusaoas
Usatrsi &-2 So-sAzrr nxkGso thza early
reports Indicated SSzsA Dakota reports
= 5rgs iHrrSass IN eOr1 srrs7sS- Al re
P0zTs sAOw ECOd pxc~P@ess Tor a. AhG11-
zzs crop
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16

Tia aaaslex eSimmsvAnss who have
con,s 40 car shores within she nsnory
% persons ssill lsyin=e outnambsrs the
population IN lSSo. That popalz,
ssen sAs IL S6e. o00s ard the iusnss-
grants uko have eone sincs sheunan1-
he< f$ssSo0o-and thers are Socd
reAscns for heASNvins thSs hs1escsn1.
ants os the latter oatRnmher these az
she knrnasr-so that AnserScan HOOD
has been nsoO shsr hall CHANGED in
the Gast twocrszsfSo1s Thechzss-s
ne are a~rsasreouas are strskingsy sx-
htssSseJ in shs rsesat state census u
Mode Isiazl. xhkh Shows that in
she uAose ropalstsoa oss01oe0 only
SAa<SN OF / N L can bcas. Of tasA~
szS asx2 ysoshssss Who themselves wer@
ssa u the state. Against theza are
sSA.000 rxrsons who srs not IN tall
native ssoek TsSs nss&ras that OF The
S0A.ooo ropalasSsa cs tAelistas state
SIN esx<y 4 Ars descended from other
sAAz the revoaasicasry stock. he
s<rxentxxs u unnaixsS nature hood
IN th< Pegalzssc1 Of NsssSeAasssss :
only about on Psr esns- nsore thza
d kksoze Issansa. and Ahscur the sauna
ratio wzl hold good u csAe<
states In tss ScosAthe Azzxscar sa<
-.m< Ls.x<~z one rk< -Ar-r,sx entirely.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16

The noted English statisticsaa
Msuazsl. IN his famous work. FIFTY
Years Of National Progress" has :
rassass HUI Of suSSustiyeaess in con.
nectson With the present state of Ire
hsdss aftAirs and the sovernuasns's
ooereion bin. He says that the prs,
Sss rsn has bsa The most dssSs-
srous since that o: Elizabeth. there
havins died Of famine l.aeS 900 per
Sons. been evietea 5 less. 600 and emf
grated 4.lse.ooo sincs, 1857. Tia
author adds The number az per,
soss esicsed IS equal to ss~vsnty,hvs
Ter cent Of the aesaai population,
No country either IN Essrogs or else
whsre has suffered such wholesale ex.
termination Sach facts demon,
strass The Necessity for radical logs
lstioe esredress sacA WRONG. What
thai Should b naay vel tax the hes.
wisdom q the empire
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16

Cyprus has been for nine yesrs so
completely under English control
ilsce the treaty for its English 'pro-
tectorats negotiated by Lord Bea-
eonsfeld IN ISIS. that its absolute
cession changes nothing on the island
besides CERTAIN pus1line conditions in
land titles dependent on the persist
ence OF Turkish LAW AFTER English oocu-
pztlon besms- The Porte has been
for some time proposing TO 5 the
Cyprus tribute as q basis OF a new
loan. aud il will probably be found
that the new treaty facilitates this.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16
Cs.srs..-.. s.,I.... :. a.,l.ls. - ...l..

Interview IN Washington Ihave aever
been opposed to the admission of DAKOTA
a. q state. having always been satisfied
that she had the requsite population and
| that her financial aud business conditions
were satisfactory. Tha oatcry thae has
been made against me has drowR ned the
distractions which | made la the question
as it appeared befor0 congress-. ard have
bcea CHARGED with opposing Dako-
otcd fashion. What was re
ally opposed to was the division Of the
state and not its admission. The matter
! OF a division on the foFtyssiSth parallel
/ or the forty-sexSnth standard parallel. or
any other lice Of thst kiaj Is noaseasleal
and purely Without logic, and the whole
thing was based upon . Jealous teeliRg ex-
isting between North and Senth Dakota.
| IL had no RELATION TO the question: oi adj
mission whatever. 10 was Semented to it
and always thrust forward with il Ia n
way that would not allog even the friends
OF the state . division OF that question.
II the territory i. as has 5eeE repeatedly
stated hy South lkakotians. too larse for
a single state my plan IS to
nfyIpE THE IgRRrToKY.
BY the MissoRrn river i1so two parts, OF
on some other north and south line This
would throw the anpopula ed counties
and the great Sioux reservation t0Scther
and leaSe ,ks wcllscttied parts Of the ter
ritory 20 becsansc nno state. When nako-
IA asks Tor admission in this way she win
cot be reiasei il. She Nill really have the
6rst consideration at thu next congress.
As bar aspolitical questions are concerned,
I am not Inclined 10 think they had any
particular weight with oar party In rSIusr
Ing this request of Dakota The way ia
which she came forwara and demanded
not only admission bat the setting of for
this proposed state 81 the best part OF the
territory, and having tlenorthera portion
cut without consulting sith this section
in aay way whatever, did nos rceommend
itself to Us as the best u2n OF doing things.
IL raised an~tagonisHas to begin with, and
when Ss began 10 consider tLis question
aud refuse 70 make this division. and 20
Acknowledge The pseudo state already -
sahsisnsd and at 0noe admit il before any
authorized action Of the people, with its
two senators and two members into this
last congress cxsRsisdei that il vas q lit
tie too B1ash. and, OF coarse. were imuse
ilately charged withpartiSanisw. think
yo.i may satdy say that Dakota vii bave
Statehood granted her at the first session
81 the Fiftisth eonSvss
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16
Pleasures Of wealtk

Frr-r ske BEAso ooaEerrizL
~TAs Is 81 Eair sgecimen Of ~
Drs sad r<iyisSrss uhEh enos
shs career 81 nan OF lsrgs
sad 0se cs the osaEent Nes
xo a-s ssseniiug the oli-coe
trs&L rsas wealth Dseses
hsxanzss Interests u many
TEDIOUS R4gAsscns. long abseas
hoGse anI EAaaSr, tirssonle u
many oshsr prSvstsons IN
the usan oE small nsssns -
50 mach more = expected O
reported 20 be the rOsssso1 ~
toC1u9s. The Axyers thai
his interests tho dentist
his tGosh the hArhsr Who
V~sRsSaous Shave. the hoy uno
his boots the vsiter. the
These expect aana two %
their ezassQs2ry se. and
pointed Z they don't -
particularly spa TO BE the
sacns where Uz4Rcaalrs<
csentSsat IS they ars "a
Thsrs Er& me al . sfofs
Gc1si> whIse be wss
the wshasA Sys-sn se ssoH
Tor . Gsnrsr rs . Rastse tosn
sza Tsncss The party
arac0s echxx tA@rs arsi
wss presented To Gcaa
s,zzoae other shEaN The
6@asa err Si.Sa TIE gre
nnsxrssse remarked thai
rssAsx scarce u thai go
the rssss@vsas kesp<r
sr sggs ara plenty snca
Giea&3s are zsx4sy ssASee
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16
rrazRi-4 h. nsstA.

AssbksrSmS says asTtasA ercEs pSrfoTG-
Ance SO NsschSh. kassSAr ; storza Arcss
Rna . portion Of the root Of the cirvRs
ssrsesEFs gasbiosn o.. thepsGdantlAmps
hanging ir0sn the ROOT vsrs brokeR and
tnS h&sing p<srossuz poured down
ay02 tAa beads Of the people
hs2os- Tssr~ vers zus1 spectators and
. kxrful Panic &rSssS Ia the midst q the
taaEnsls oa< os she I1atSy-haig. walls os the
ssr1<tErs E3i IN ard tie Whole ssraxtare
s1NeiIasesy collapsed Alsres nRmeerOt
p<rsoas wers eerned and uzsy trSn1pscd
30 death ard 800 Others sscs Eaars OF Kiss
f~usnra4
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16

AZ La Crcsse Georys Esvss shot and
Kissed TE@ Brs8S. . INzwbass. EsF@s sMs
m q sAssr ssaeea IN the rear 81 = saEoOz
zAzm hsz5v &szsaasesi kEna wiah . EzSA
hsgss SeEsaassJ k6msszf Eaal Brady cot
Assn hF the sAruzs. shz1hs arvE his phxsr5
Rzs1 srstA fas hsI sstsr5ag 70 sAs rsrEs q
tAt asu21 Death szsse3 IN Evs zEaztss-
Brady served dzCfnE the wsz. and drAEs
Q uHESsDn So n busass pozzd shrparN sms
A.p3F frasa SEar 10 SIDE half an izeA ha7os
she hsars- Hs Was gssss AMI psaceAh4
~hsa 71h@r bat dauEer0as sbEE drzs&-
Toe Ea~-s4u0ns5asss 6~-eSs-s strike ..
F~&aA25ssPAsN eAzs to M cad b. al agree
zsss brsWeaz EEe brSxsrs 4n5 EznloysS
ard the hgFxQss i OF The rvsz are to
rs51ra TO E1rk NA3 fzszrS dl7EgVacas are
sa he settled By arhSsrzt5O1-
4Bstssr r. SAID 60 s4ve bsss1 as.zaA9 br
ths r4ssrBa saxEsaSFT Of sss kmsrAss ns Ia
boz af F5ss5sSwAsa eaE5I zEzsz ahs rssaa-
hsrS aS shz VarSaas As-@nuhEsAs TO hnyxsesr
L = HaEssas q Ca- tSe View YSrk xzrves
z2MnssrswrsES and thar gaSs1zz<rS DS~
srsrt Ast0Ensy NzrsEaS VII szFesssrzts TIE
zAstsF-
Cod y3-sas b Aas1rzzvs q Azsga.szy Ctr
- A-zzs1znxtl A. sAs halle CAp1 En3s sac
se.seoy as s-azazzsr qs aAs Tsh2&ztsuew sAig
rSGEAE- TkErsy Rttsa1rg rs~FSs4EsExhkTs
azEzsss3 GAoGs sl5.Ese&0asg IN TINS sghe-a
A-tex7aoz mAs saz8trs,S ESskcz TAez<
As sAs a@wsy saersss5 sseasfGzs Eriac0Ez1
aazASW u tAs 65Ugssss us Kansas. al ss.s
rsssss1zs 1E n AEn1sss7aE IGFS Tors6a
&vszzD1. Ia T@gsekA % wzs zrsens3AS BIZ
Ehs Dszkars gf the EAzrrA Agi the <Tts os
sAs gSty. several kzzs3ra5 gsugAs paying
tAsSr r-ssyeess-
ESusxslF GSr. F1EzEsr az u%zs 5ssza5 .
R@1lrys zzzsHzass5az to an a1pE5aEza
nxzaa2 T. : EEsgssE q GsyAA0gB xss1zsy.
~Eessq asxnsy q sAass 70 sA4 r0ezrmsTs
EssNsssArs sAA1 Gs~p5gT was g HazAaA. Asa
EAs E9EssEar rsFo4a3 IN. p2azwassz0o hT
p-roeasz4sSOa
81 EpSsszEs sAsEs sAx k4znAEkz EArznzrs &c
sez-aezzze<n P~szasFEvRzzs hare hssn
xEsszlsE sz1 gE SJa&.@ 600 SE-Szr sac uasa
raTae ys4rs Or sAs rzrfst kzosz As sEe
50hagzszz oats sEE1&8G-
gsza5s EEaA EE4 0aEy rvsssa-4otGessr-
eE-g Ess3 dx-lzE aAa ha1zaa. h 10 kzrs .
U1nTrzems-
1klrz brszs4 WHO N1s Essur srhu1E
1aa4a<- al Lima 0AS2 q sEw ysRrs zxa
eAs bHzssE SAzgas Gr1rIgz Eszzs6ss rg-
ps9Es Via al Nsxrssr1 su- aas <u--us~.
Mr. Rr5rs has EznSs sas su<szns rs . rxI-
read srEscE5zzor-
We've ssrserfua5 cEzsazsn-A nCszo-SSo
EaT "a &C WsszssE ~ Pzyaas ard Wa.
sg-1vs gsE-sA sS1 Byr1z PzFna. 1<rssEss,S
zsscgz4ts Faz11ea q shs wass1rzr xzzrv-e
sszrs Ssz 1857 te1sTl- Yszss P1yas
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16
Work On Sunday.

PossnAsstsr GeasEzl Vass vhae h
wss practising isw IN Madsson ws
sctST-sr to the sAw class q
Ssass University, He Was very pcv~
aAsr among the students. AMI MAS
pTslaAly sPs ana Witty In his an
ssers 20 Questions raueh the ,ov -
snen A rliousAs the Q-uessSorsr Was
sSyans To oavusr hina 0ae yeAr ss
ne - o. u course ca svESsrscs. ara
Hkst ossors eoususengszasns. Col Nass
eases1 oE the students sseessorstssy
ns1 wss d~eeEvs<srg his ssr~.sa salS
30 sas class, Wishing tAs aoys saessss.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16
pr,u-s,r.r - E.rt

At otSriin, Ohio. Sunday a~ftsraoOa The
5sh. iuEinS q THUNDER storFa whiSh sHcps
aysg ths nOEthera part Of the stste. much.
3NHaaG Was lone by y saoUdhHVsS 90
sAtcrsgsoat. Whsn the storm was &s its
height an lmuse1ss volaeBe q water cAEas
dOua sRshleHlrs swelling tn q ragiuz tor
rent the little grc~k which Goss through the
towa. The ssreasa ru~e several keet Withsa
a fu asiuassS flooding strsSSs 6fl
iHs cellars and Ia Easny eass driving pre-
pie t. the uPtEr stories Of their dwellings
Ore h0sass Was aoassifrom differentiation.
and hAvus vas played by the 3atsr in t~u
lum6EE yards Three haR8rst krt 81 the
Lake Shore railroad track sas washed
away and one pasSsHgsr tEAi0 sas stopped.
TIE GOOD s1hss3si almost as quickly as
IL eAREe up Isis Impossible to sell Ho~
The exact aztoaat 81 damage. bat il sIi
pro6AEy be $4,000 az Ssu00A
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16

and closing with the rssauez<
they ever got puzzled over 4 49,
to write 70 him and kss woulz
them, and he woitId do this ~, s
had to work Sundays. AT this
ceited ienoramus in the cisss
out sBut, colonel, the BibIs
not 70 work Sunday" aYss s. 8
but 10 also says ron may helD ~
out Of the mire, even fh5s1,h 3
sunday" replied the solonsl 4
colonel nsvsr smiled until ~ s
had done with a storm Of lsrsSs
when he gave vent 70 . pecussar s
OF chuckle that set the class 81 s.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16
.n.-u r.sa,. s.n,.,a

A ~gsassesaAa uho Aokfs close personal
rs5Atsez~ TO SsxrSt2ry Bsyard SAYS
AZ the P0szts a. ss~e IN the nsss-ss
2<vzs& have SOW h@@a settled satsstsesor
8y @SsA oss exception sad bis i : ooa-
h2snsiv Asps5 WI aAso be ssslcd in q
comparatively Short ,izs& TIE poias up
Ga ShstA Secretary R&yara ) Dos resting
= shas AEnsE1gzu tsshiEg vessels shall be
pxr@isssd 70 s0zeA 81 E&5aiiAR rePoCtsto
ship crsWs AES purchases bait. and Scr ARy
G4hsr p1reasE bat act TO Ssh Eishiu the
three Ea5k Szfs Lcri Salisbury &c TAR
has os3E ~sgsacsasf THE rksAt 10 pas IN fer
~eoi sAtsr. Supplies N1i repairs Prob
Sh3E there wI4 be some compromise On
sSsse poSzsS
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16

by the Republican national con vention mp
on the ticket the bead OF which was Ruth
erford b Hayes Through all the contest
which followed That memorials election
Mr.. Wheeler bore himself with dis Up.
on the close 81 his term as vice president
he retired from public iile to his home az
Malone. \. Y. lie has since suffered do
nestle lGreayements. aud passed the last
wears IL his life ia sorrow. loneliness and
freqneat III health.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16
Protest.. a..,... Esors,s..s rr.lsA, Rates

Several petitions have been presented TO
the Minnesota railroad commission agent,
exorhitant freight charges the first OF these
vas filed hy Senator f. ". Pope of Man
kate aud was from the Basiuess Meas As.
ISOLATION Of Minnesota. The second
was hled Gy W. H. Kelly OF
0~atoana Tor the Boards % Trade
Ualon u osateuna. Farihauls Dundas.
NoTthisld and FarniHgtoa,
The owatonnas protest that theMilWau-
kce corporation Is and has been charging
IRON eight to ten tines as much per ton
per mile for carrying wheat from said cit.
les and towns 70 81. Paul as is charged Tor
carrying wheat IRON st. Paul TO Chicago.
SeRator Pope's petition is based on
complaints against excessive freight charz-
e. on the general local tariffs.
Railroad Commissioner Gibbs said OF
these petitions
The commission has received tw0 Of
these, bat. under the Law, before consider.
ing them must send copies TO the Milwaa.
kec roai aud give is twenty days in which
TO prepare for q hearing. This GiIa he
done. After that time has elapsed
the hearing wil be had The bottom fact
in the railroad business Of this state is that
in st. Paul and Minneapolis Is eue eity Of
$50, o population. The railroads must
recognize tina they have become a great
trade eeeter. and rates into ST. Paul must
be ths same per ton per mile as out OF 81,
Paul There Is no reason uhy a railroad
should charge more from Albert Lea to
Waseca thar il does trom Wassca 20 Al
bert LEA. The city and coaaty are aaitei
on this issse- The railroad theory that
we must pay tribute TO Chicago must be
abandoned. The trade ccuter IS here.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16
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csAur@3 p-~s@eiP2l os tas state BorrnsI in
~sEgBss as hat Y2&cs. wAs the sh5ef actor
Gc1mEss Is th@ EAn Whp Vas sPngsSsf Frow
q wh5sS car 1E sba WsstsEm a Asaznsx rail-
ros1 &z4 spESSI 70 the iH:srsszss eoz-
wsSs5a2 sor ESxsrsss 1t H1nssvTA he
tazsk s0zzs sfzssz q his pzpSks izsa . ua-
c5 whites On the NeuagAis & CAAr&stSn
road 0z white EsSs szsi sSSsvS white
kzgsSss ucgsiz1AS ear TAegos0rS,5 car vas
szssreA sasgse. and az the whites wszs
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p8@ts szuseasssozz ns the ear. Ts4 rGilroS6
uEEzAAs dd uus interiors.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16
o'Rrita eea,s Ne, s-aiio- Gssrss. .a neeI,us.

The {. Driea labor demonstration in Ne~
York was q great iuie Mr.. 0'Brsen oh.
lecsed TO the scntlstnaR who vas toprssids
az the aaeetias and Gid not approve Of
the resolutions prepared By the com
~reitses. The committee refused to
change tho resolutions till ID vas
too late and the chairman refused
TO resfsa. Hence Mr.. u'Briea did not at
teR1. His NtSencs created mueh comment
TeeEr we're about ten thousand paraaers
JOHN McMsckin, the prNsisiRg officer to
uhaia Mr.. DsBricn oktestc5, Is the chair
man Q. the anitej labor party Of this city.
The ubNetioa 30 him was that be presided
at a narstiag = lev days ( ut which p J..
lyman mo. 4 spoke. One specific csuss
0f tho troahie was that the labor popts
insisted that thS cause osRey. DR.. Me1iyna
should he appropriately introduced into
the resolutions 10 be adopted at the Union
Square inviting Aui that Henry Gecrgcfs
land thesztcs shoaA also BE advocated
Wkea Q'Briea looked tArOsgh the T~snla-
tioBs he erased the &cGlyua and Georrss
land theory topics especially that which
spoke Of the persecution OF NeGlSnn-